will this tool work on a Toyota Tacoma 5VZFE V6 engine crank pulley
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You know what I am really not sure Gary, sorry. But It did work very well for the 2JZ-GTE for my Supra, and that crank bolt breakaway was estimated at around 900 ft/lbs, crazy! I hope you end up finding what you are looking for.
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This holding tool works with the following engines: Lexus 1990 and later: 3.0 L6, 3.0 V6, 3.3 V6, 4.0 V8, 4.3 V8, 4.7 V8. Toyota 1996 and later: 3.0 V6, 3.3 V6, 4.0 V6, 4.7 V8. also 4 cyl: 1983-1995 22RE, 1995-2004 2RZ & 1995-2004 3RZ
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No... Just go buy something from home depot. That's what I did. I spent $15 on quarter inch thick metal plate with one hole so I drilled guiding holes. I ended up returning this
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I show the distance from the center of each pin to be 3 inches apart. Worked great on my 03 Tacoma V6. Hope this helps.
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If there are two predrilled holes in the butt stock, behind the adjustable butt if yours is adjustable, then it should work. The bracket that holds the crank is attached with two screws to the butt end. Google and Check out some photos on how it's attached.
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I've used it on a 4.6L and saved me time because a adjustable wrench will not grip it correctly without rounding out the corners. The tool is cheap and worth it. Took me less than minute to loosen and remove.
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I used it on a 1999 tacoma 4x4 worked fine I think I checked the part numbers on this site http://www.villagetoyotaparts.com/
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Yeah works pretty good. It gets tighter the more pressure you put on it. As long as the pulley Is clean and not covered in coolant it should work fine. I use it to hold pulleys all the time
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I'm not positive on your application but I am guessing it will. I used it on a GM car. The puller is larger than some others sold. Sorry I don't have an absolute answer for you.
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I believe it should work on the old crank. On the net that I received each end of the net has a fixed loop on it. Just as long as there is a pin on the reel that the crank turns you should be able to just hook the loop over it and tighten it up
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this item never really worked on my 2000 toyota. dont know if it would for your vehicle
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I have a 1996 toyota tacoma 4 cylinder. I t worked fine for the solenoid and made the starter crank like new. you have to remove the starter to install it, I took mine out by taking off the drivers side tire. Not an easy task getting it off, but putting the kit in the solenoid was quick. good luck, have band aids close by.
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Sir, this will not fit your vehicle, this is for the V6-4.0L. The part number that you need is a 54-11382 which is for the 2.7L Tacoma. If you need further assistance please let us know. Joel WebOffroad 714-993-2011
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I did mine in 6 hours start to finish. The biggest issue is getting the crank bolt out to remove the pulley. If you have air and a big impact wrench its no problem. I used air tools and have a good impct wrench so all went smooth. Goodluck
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I understand this is universal for Toyota. It works on my Tundra V8 and my Sienna V6 (I think you have the same or very similar 3.5l engine). It definitely fits a 3/8 ratchet and is an incredible piece of tooling. Why incredible? This was the third one I bought and the first two were crap, this one is very solidly built and worked like a charm.
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Yes, but make sure that it has a small block engine. These cars are champs and may have a different engine or been ordered with the Big Block 455 olds engine. This tool will not work on any big block engine.
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Check a manual. But for my 05 F150 with the 5.4 this tool worked fantastic.
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It should if it's a six lug, I also have 4 rims and 4 lug centercaps forsale if interested off a 2008 Tacoma
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I assume since Amazon sent me a request for an answer this is the same OTC puller I bought through Amazon several years ago. I don't see any markings on it though. Mine has a bolt diameter range of just under 4" up to slightly over 4 1/2". There's no way it would fit a 5 1/2" bolt pattern. OTC does make a larger puller so maybe there's some confusion over which model this is. I do believe this is designed for cars, not trucks. I used it to push the half shaft out of the wheel hub on a 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe, worked great.